Cincinnati Bengals legend Ken Riley will finally get the recognition that's eluded him for decades as he made it through as a senior nominee to the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2023. Senior nominees are usually unanimously elected to the Hall of Fame.
Riley, fifth on the NFL's all-time list for interceptions (65), is the only defensive back in the top five all time in interceptions to not be enshrined in Canton.
Bengals Ring of HonorKen Riley and Ken Anderson added to the Cincinnati Bengals inaugural Ring of Honor class
In his 15 years with the Cincinnati Bengals, Riley played in 214 games between regular seasons and playoffs and was a part of the franchise's first AFC championship team during the 1981 season.